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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server on IBM LinuxONE & z Systems ®
The highly scalable Hub for Enterprise Mobile workloads
Wilhelm Mild Executive IT Architect for Mobile, z Systems and Linux IBM R&D Germany
[email protected]
15 Years – a happy pair SUSE Linux Enterprise and IBM z Systems •
From the beginning sympathy on all levels
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Reliability in reality
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High Availability
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Capacity growth
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15 Years – solutions with SUSE Linux Enterprise on IBM z Systems
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New marketplace dynamics drive hyper growth opportunity for IBM z Systems
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CAMSS
Traditional 1964–2014 • Batch • General Ledger • Transaction Systems • Client Databases • Accounts payable / receivable • Inventory, CRM, ERP
MIPS
Open Systems
Linux & Java 1999–2014 • Server Consolidation • Oracle Consolidation • Early Private Clouds • Email • Java®, Web & eCommerce
Traditional
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15 years of Enterprise Linux®on IBM z Systems™ (LoZ) 1. 2.
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MIPS :Millions of Instructions per Second or the metric z uses to measure client workload CAMSS: Cloud, Analytics, Mobile, Social, Security
CAMSS2 2015–2020 • On/Off Premise, Hybrid Cloud • Big Data & Analytics • Enterprise Mobile Apps • Security solutions • Open Source LoZ ecosystem enhancement
Linux on z Systems - means an enterprise grade Linux solution - SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) a great partner While „Linux is Linux“, z Systems server and virtualization technologies provide an enhanced Linux solution Having an enterprise grade Linux solution brings: • IT simplicity to run hundreds of workloads on one server • Workload integration inside a single server • Flexible server provisioning and growth inside the server • High productivity through efficient life cycle management • High utilization of shared resources • Highest levels of security and quality of service – including business continuity Linux on z Systems provides security, availability, and scalability to deploy & consolidate all kinds of workloads 5
Mobile workload with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
The mainframe… •Home to business critical applications and data
•How do we bridge the gap?
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Business Models are changing…
Cloud Mobile Social
Internet of Things
…a new computing era is here 7
Mobile adoption in the enterprise market is still immature
Most organizations are still experimenting with their technology infrastructure
Many organizations have not yet started and most have few apps
Source: Gartner (October 2014) 8
IBM positioning to solve the Mobilizing challenges MobileFirst Platform – An Enterprise Blueprint Industry Solutions
Insuranc
Retail
Transpor
Telecom
Government
Healthcare
IBM & Partner Applications
Application & Data Platform
Management
Security
Devices
Network
Analytics
Servers
Infrastructure Cloud & Managed Services 9
Automotive
Development & Integration Services
Strategy & Design Services
Banking
IBM MobileFirst Platform on z Systems Infrastructure matters: Scaling to meet mobile, Availability and Reliability
Security: Mobile is different End-to-end security for every transaction
Integrating Mobile: What's old gets new, enhanced interface
Public Exposure: Introducing your new services and a new business model Mobile Consumer A P I
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IBM z Systems - Systems of Engagement with SLES bridges to Systems of Record Systems of Engagement Systems of Engagement are cloud-based, decentralized, support rapid app development
Systems of Record Linux on z
z/OS, z/VSE, zTPF
Systems of Record are well integrated, trusted repositories
Existing Web Apps Finance Corporate Data Warehouse Accounting Order Fulfillment
Mobile Apps 11
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Enterprise Modernization: Deliver at the speed of mobile Systems of Record
Systems of Engagement
Mobile Devices
Mobile Enterprise Application Platform (MEAP)
App updates
iOS
SOAP
CICS
Security
Android
JSON Blackberry
Windows Phone
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IMS JSON
Back-end connectivity
MQ
Mobile Analytics
HTTP
WebSphere AS
DB2
AnalytIcs
XML
IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation overview IBM MobileFirst Studio The most complete, extensible environment with maximum code reuse and per-device optimization IBM MobileFirst Server Unified notifications, runtime skins, version management, security, integration and delivery
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IBM MobileFirst Device Runtime Components Extensive libraries and client APIs that expose and interface with native device functionality IBM MobileFirst Application Center The MobileFirst Application Center can function as an enterprise application storage to deploy mobile applications across mobile platforms. IBM MobileFirst Console A web-based console for real-time analytics and control of your mobile apps and infrastructure
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IBM MobileFirst Foundation – Support for Different Mobile Application Styles •Simplifies the development of mobile applications across multiple mobile platforms - iOS, Android, BlackBerry, and Windows® Phone
Web HTML, JavaScript, CSS Accessed from a mobile web browser
No device-specific capabilities
Mobile Web HTML, JavaScript, CSS Accessed from a mobile web browser; mobileoptimized UI
Limited access to lowerlevel device capabilities
Hybrid Mobile HTML, JavaScript, CSS, with optional native code
Installed and run like a
Native Native code Access to full set of lowerlevel device capabilities
native mobile app; mobileoptimized UI
Access to lower-level device capabilities
Mobile Browser
Mobile Browser
Web Code
Web Code
XY Z
XY Z
Native Shell Web Native100 101
IBM Mobile Test Drive Partner with IBM resources to work on a Mobile Test Drive of your choice: Select an entry point such as building a mobile front end for an existing 3270 application, composing a Bluemix mobile app connected to a system of record, assessing the benefits of Mobile Workload Pricing, leveraging API enablement using API Management or z/OS Connect, and others
Benefits: Work with IBM mobile specialists to review existing mobile projects, priorities and requirements Leverage best practices and subject matter expertise for input into your enterprise mobile infrastructure strategy and enterprise mobile roadmap Learn what others are doing to accelerate time to value and differentiate their business with mobile projects by integrating high value enterprise data and transactions
Who should be interested? Clients that are looking to leverage existing z Systems data and applications via mobile channels to drive more value from mobile initiatives
What is the commitment? 1-2 days Discovery that IBM mobile experts facilitate with your business and technical team, followed by a deeper Mobile Test Drive, for up to a two weeks engagement
How much will it cost? We will provide no-cost technical expertise and access to resources during the Proof-of-Concept Contact: Nathan Brice (
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Is IBM MobileFirst Platform for Your Company?
If you are planning 3 or more Mobile Applications, On 3 or more different devices, and will be using 3 or more different integration points
Then… IBM MobileFirst Platform is for you!!! 35
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Client drivers for mobile solutions span all industries
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Finance & Banking
Construction & Manufacturing
Manage their investment portfolios and accounts from anywhere for complete bank transactions
Manage complex projects and operations on site and streamline survey and work order processes
Insurance
Retail
File, process and manage claims and document damages
Engage shoppers in new ways and intelligently target personalized and location sensitive marketing offers
Travel & Transportation
Cross-Industry CIO’s Office
Provide up to date information specific to their itineraries and location and enable customer self-service
Empower employees with anytime, anyplace access to dashboards and critical information
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Mobile is growing rapidly on z Systems with Linux
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1/3 of all IBM MobileFirst business is on z Systems
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Take advantage of unique IBM z Systems characteristics and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Massive scalability in a single footprint, to handle the workload of millions of devices and sensors
Workload Management to provide a quick reaction to sharp spikes in demand
High Availability with MobileFirst Platform and WebSphere Clusters in a highly virtualised Linux on z Systems environment
Co-location of the MobileFirst Platform server application with data and transactions on z/VSE and z/OS reduces the latency of access to z Systems data.
Hipersockets provides the best communication between MobileFirst Platform apps and System of Record.
Hardware encryption speeds SSL applications
Business Resiliency for critical mobile apps
Infrastructure matters for mobile applications. The z Systems platform’s scalability, security, and resilience can enhance critical mobile applications.
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The future is here: Mobilize your enterprise with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and IBM z Systems and LinuxONE
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server exploits IBM LinuxONE Systems The most trusted, efficient and high performance enterprise-grade Linux platform
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Linux
Linux
Linux
YOUR WAY
WITHOUT LIMITS
WITHOUT RISK
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http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/solutions/mobile.html
Questions? Wilhelm Mild IBM Executive IT Architect
IBM Deutschland Research & Development GmbH Schönaicher Strasse 220 71032 Böblingen, Germany
Office: +49 (0)7031-16-3796
[email protected]
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